Does The Hunger Games Go Too Far?

So Suzanne Collins’ newest book, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, was released ealier last week. Sarabeth’s only got a few pages left as of this writing, and I’ll be reading it soon, so look forward to a full review from us soon. I did some digging around on some of my older posts and found

Poll: How Can We Please You?

As you know my publishing company Endever has just released two books in ebook form. One, a teen romance novel about a girl who falls in love with a guy after he dies. (You can check it out here.) The other, a mainstream novel about the Angel of Death, named Dee, who’s got an attitude and a

How My View of the Horror Genre Has Changed

I used to be adamantly against anything that fell into the horror genre. Unless it was something by M. Night Shyamalan. Because M. Night movies are to horror shunners as Will Smith’s albums are to white guys who don’t listen to rap. Then I started watching The Walking Dead. And obviously, like everyone else in the Western world, I

The Polls Are In (once you vote)

At Endever Publishing we are dedicated to brining success to our authors. But in the book industry, success equals readers. So, logically, we are dedicated to bringing readers to our authors. In order to bring readers along, we must have something that pleases them, that entices. Let me say this as unconventionally as I can: As

Let’s Address Your Stubbornness

If you follow my blog, it’s likely you love books as much as I do. Not more than I do. But at least as much. But why? In an age saturated with HBO, AMC, and MGM, why do we remain so stubborn as to cling to our paperbacks and hardcovers and tablets? When supervillains dominate

My Secret Love Affair

You don’t get many options in life, but with books, the options are nearly endless and the pleasures never get old. No matter what demons or challenges I’m facing in my own life I can choose out of millions of characters with whom I want to share my cares and woes. And to celebrate with! Even when I’m at my lowest of

I Hope You Don’t Die So You Can Read This

I’m not good at many things, but I’m awesome at jinxing people. I’m also pretty incredible at not being like everyone else. And sometimes these two go hand-in-hand. For instance, I have two colleagues at work who leave a half-hour before I do and every time they leave I try to say things that other